+ TheArbiter.net is used for all match scheduling. 

+ Each official is responsible for updating their availability, and regularly checking their Arbiter account. 

+ You will be prompted via e-mail when games have been assigned to you. 

+ Each official is responsible for accepting or declining each match in the stated time frame.

+ Matches are assigned by a certified assignor ("scheduler"), and are based on your availability for matches and our informal judgment of your background and experience.

+ Most new officials are assigned as Assistant Referees (ARs), on younger USSF age divisions. As time goes on, you will receive more challenging assignments based on your performance, including a good record in honoring assignments you are given, properly wearing the adopted uniform, and overall game management.

+ Our local USSF youth league usually includes age divisions U-9, U-10, U-11, U-12, U-13, U-14, U-16, and U-19 ("U" means "Under" this age). We rarely assign you to matches where the players are older than you.

NOTE - The GLASRA Executive Board does not oppose GLASRA officials working matches for the SoccerZone, The Summit, LISA, or similar businesses. However, please keep in mind... when you choose to officiate a match that is not sanctioned by GLASRA, you are neither governed by GLASRA policies nor covered by any USSF benefits. In case of injury or legal proceedings arising from your performance as the soccer official, you are on your own... GLASRA and USSF are not involved.